Wow - lots of great responses!! Before we get too much into this, I need to tell you all about a few things I won't do, so that you won't be disappointed when I don't have a set in what you asked for.
I don't do organics - hardly ever. There are plenty of artists who do, and are really good at it. I like geometrics and that's what I am good at. I do swirls and such - but that's about as organic as I get. :)
I don't use metallics - no silver, gold, copper - unless it is already in the glass I am using (like copper green for instance). This is mostly because of safety reasons - my studio is in my home and not separated enough from the rest of the house, so it's not safe to have that stuff in the air. I have a mask, but the kitties and hubby do not. I don't use frits, powders and enamels for the same reason.
That being said, I don't use ivory very much, and I don't ever do silvered ivory. I am not fond of the effects of the ivory for some reason. On occasion, I will, but not very often. Same goes for dark turquoise.
I also don't do animal print beads, dichro, encased florals (very often), bicones, cones, vessels, fish, frogs, or sculptural beads (other than raised florals and tabs and hearts) - mostly because there are a plethora of artists out there who do these way better than I, and I am not in love with doing them.
I encase occasionally, and have to really want to do it. Most of the time, it's for color effect. I rarely use much basic blue, basic yellow and basic green - I like the off colors more. So you won't see much cobalt or kelly from me, although I will make exceptions from time to time.
My favorites are raised florals, scrolling beads, layered dots of all kinds (twisted and not twisted) and hearts. I am beginning to really like making cubes and rectangular cabs as well.
Oooookay - commence with the requests. :) I am taking notes and have already made some beads. I am going to go down the list of color combos and requests all week long, so if you don't see what you posted right away, don't worry. :)